The Coathangers - Scramble flac album

Scramble by The Coathangers, released 07 April 2009 1. Intro 2. Toomerhead 3. Stop Stomp Stompin' 4. Time Passing 5. Bury Me 6. Dreamboat 7. Pussywillow 8. Gettin' Mad And Pumpin' Iron 9. Killdozer 10. 143 11. Arthritis Sux 12. Sonic You 13. Bobby Knows Best 14. Cheap Cheap 15. Outro Recorded at Room 11 Studios by Kris Sampson, Atlanta, GA Mixed and Mastered by Ed Rawls at The Living Room Cover Art by Jesse LeDoux. There is a definitive strength in the vernacular of The Coathangers' songwriting. Anyone who has witnessed their live show would likely confirm the long-ago founded rumor that the band brings the party. to a greater degree, whether performing live or on record, is a beautiful exhaustion: a feeling both empty and full, like at the end of intense physical activity when your body feels melted yet brimming with energy.

Scramble is the second album by Atlanta-based indie rock group The Coathangers. It was released on April 7, 2009 on Suicide Squeeze Records.

The Coathangers’ eponymous 2007 album was a rowdy, ramshackle, and infectious debut. The album’s intoxicating revelry gained traction outside of Georgia, eventually leading to a record deal with Seattle’s Suicide Squeeze Records and the band’s first forays into national touring.

By: The Coathangers (2009, Rock). More albums from The Coathangers: Suck My Shirt by The Coathangers. Nosebleed Weekend by The Coathangers. Larceny & Old Lace by The Coathangers. The Coathangers by The Coathangers. Live by The Coathangers. View all albums . Scramble. By: The Coathangers (2009, Rock).

The Coathangers keep the back-alley post-punk party going strong on a scratchy, shrieky, foul-mouthed sophomore album, Scramble, their first for Seattle-based Suicide Squeeze. The politics aren't, even though technically everything- from their beyond Fucked Up name to their overall fuck-you stance- is kind of political. Put together enough novelty hits, and you have a pretty solid album. If off-kilter percussion can't quite overcome the whispery false ending on "Pussywillow", or "Time Passing" gets a little lost up its own indecipherable sci-fi squall, there's always the scuzzy pink frost of "Toomerhead" (he ain't an asshole, he's just sick), or the get-off-my-back hoarseness of "Bury Me".

Although Atlanta's Coathangers are still in their relative infancy, the all-grrl punk quartet has shown remarkable growth from their 2007 gritty self-titled debut album. However, their sophomore release, SCRAMBLE, retains the group's penchant for rough, lo-fi recording; their frantic punk roots are still evident on tracks like "Bury Me" and "Killdozer. SCRAMBLE is an ideal offering for those feeling nostalgic for the grit and raw energy of early '90s riot grrl groups.

Album · 2009 · 15 Songs. See All. Midnight Boom (Bonus Track Version). Chicken 30, Strawberry Dreams - Single.

Released April 7, 2009. 2. Toomerhead Lyrics.

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